140241 activities brochure autumn 2015

Whether you want to try a new skill through our ‘Give it a Go’ programme or join one of our many sports sessions, we’ve got

something fun for you to join!

is an exciting and diverse

range of activities

For all Bradford College students

of all abilities

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contAct usFor bookings and information on when and where the activities are taking place then please get in touch:

Join us on Facebookwww.facebook.com/bradfordcollsu

online:www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/student-services/students-union

call us:Sarah Townson, Student Activities Co-ordinator on 01274 433006/433007

email us:[email protected]

visit us:Students’ Union, Ground Floor, David Hockney Building

How to book A sessionWhile not every session requires you to book in advance, we recommend that you do, to avoid disappointment if a session fills.

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OctoberStreet DanceMondAy 5tH october 12pM – 1pMvenue: to be conFirMedLearn some new moves to some of the hottest tunes in the charts. No dance experience needed, everyone welcome.

making Your own coStume JewellerYwednesdAy 7tH october 1pM – 3.30pMvenue: b12, yorksHire crAFt centre, Lister buiLdingIn this workshop you will learn techniques such as chain maille, wire twisting and macramé knots to create a beautiful piece of contemporary jewellery to wear.

Places are limited so booking is essential.

introDuction to Film makingtHursdAy 8tH october 12:30 – 2:30pM venue: to be conFirMedThis is an excellent introduction for students interested in film making. In this interactive workshop you`ll learn the basics of making and taking part in filming, interviews and vox pox. You`ll then get a chance to watch your film back on a projector.

introDuction to britiSh Sign languageMondAy 12tH october 12:30pM – 2pMvenue: goLdswortHy rooM, Lister buiLdingThis session will introduce participants to the basics of BSL, learning the alphabet and how to introduce themselves and sign greetings.

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introDuction to henna tuesdAy 13tH october 12:30pM – 2:30pMvenue: to be conFirMedHenna painting is the ancient art of body painting using henna paste. In this workshop you`ll learn how to create beautiful henna body art.

Suitable for beginners.

introDuction to ParliamenttHursdAy 15 october 1-2pMOurs is one of the oldest and most respected Parliaments in the world, come along and find out exactly what Parliament is, what it does and how it works for you whether you choose to take part or not! A fun workshop, designed to get you thinking about our democracy!

introDuction to inDian heaD maSSagetHursdAy 22nd october 11AM – 2pMvenue: goLdswortHy rooM , Lister buiLdngThis is a great introduction to Indian head massage and you`ll learn the theory and practical skills to carry out a basic head and shoulder massage. You`ll be required to work in pairs so why not bring a friend along.

Please bring with you a small towel as you will be using oils and a bottle of water.

bat / birD box making & PumPkin carvingtuesdAy 20tH october 1pM – 3pM venue: LeveL 3 gArden MiLLsWhy not come along to this creative craft session in the run up to Halloween. You`ll learn how to make a bird or bat box and carve your own pumpkin.

introDuction to aromatheraPYMondAy 19tH october 1pM -3pMvenue: to be conFirMedThe session will include: Safely mixing essential oils for skin-care, health issues and stress management. By attending this workshop you’ll learn how to safely make up your own individual “Aromatherapy” products for yourself, friends and family.

Fun and informative, all materials will be provided.

eSSential FirSt aiDtHursdAy 15tH october 1pM -4pMvenue: goLdswortHy rooM, Lister buiLdingCome along and learn how you could save a life, get to grips with CPR and learn about casualty care along with other First Aid techniques. You`ll have the help and support from a friendly qualified First Aider and a certificate will be awarded to each student that attends the full session.


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Novembergetting Your voice hearD in Parliament - how to engage with Parliament aS Part oF a camPaignMondAy 2 noveMber 1-3pMSometimes we want to change something and we aren’t sure where to start…. This workshop will give you an overview of what Parliament is and how you can work within our democratic processes to add to your campaign and get your voice heard. Even if you don’t want to change the world (yet!), come and find out how your Parliament works.

Driving theorY teSt SeSSionSFour weekLy sessionswednesdAy’s on tHe 4tH, 11tH, 18tH & 25tH noveMber 1 – 2pMvenue: to be conFirMedThese are four weekly sessions aimed at preparing you for taking your driving theory test, these workshops will also cover what to expect on the practical test along with other useful tips.

To get the most from this workshop it’s advisable that you attend all four sessions.

Digital graFFititHursdAy 5tH noveMber 12 – 1pMvenue: deLius Arts And cuLturAL centre, 29 greAt Horton roAd (cHurcH opposite dunkers)Learn the basic techniques of applying graffiti art to design. Using an interactive computer system, you`ll create graffiti art indoors and completely fume free! You`ll then be able to save your designs and take them away with you for them to be used as you see fit. Please bring a USB stick if you have one.

FencingtHursdAy 5tH noveMber 12pM – 1.30pMvenue: to be conFirMedFencing is one sport that has been in all modern Olympic Games, it’s an individual sport, a combat sport and a physical activity with speed and grace in which men and women can compete on equal terms.

This is a great session for beginners; all necessary protective kit will be provided, with qualified coach. Why not give it a go!


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metal work JewellerY workShoPwednesdAy 11tH noveMber 1pM - 3:30pMvenue: b12 yorksHire crAFt centre, Lister buiLdingLearn techniques such as cutting, filing, using stamps and textured hammer finishes. You`ll be able to create a lovely piece of wearable individual jewellery to take away with you.

Zumba For beginnerStHursdAy 19tH noveMber 12pM – 1pMvenue: to be conFirMedCome and learn some Latin moves and get fit! Zumba involves dance and aerobic elements, the choreography incorporates hip – hop, salsa, samba, merengue and mambo.

Please wear comfortable clothing, trainers or flat shoes.

art workShoP MondAy 23rd noveMber 12pM – 2pMvenue: to be conFirMedThe November Art Workshop will involve making winter festive, cinnamon scented, terracotta decorations to hang, using air drying clay…and maybe a little bit of sparkle.

SalSatHursdAy 26tH noveMber 12 – 1pM venue: to be conFirMedThis is a great introduction to salsa dancing, no experience needed.

Come along and learn some new moves.

introDuction to britiSh Sign languageMondAy 16tH noveMber 12:30pM – 2pMvenue: to be conFirMedThis session will introduce participants to the basics of BSL, learning the alphabet and how to introduce themselves and sign greetings.

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cuPcake DecoratingtHursdAy 12tH noveMber 1.30 – 4pMvenue: to be conFirMedCome along to this fun workshop and get creative. Learn how to decorate cupcakes and take them away with you. It’s free and all materials will be provided.


Dru YogatHursdAy 12tH noveMber 12 – 1pMvenue: to be conFirMedDru Yoga involves gentle movement and breathing exercises to help remove tension from the body, improve flexibility and strength to calm a busy mind. This session is suitable for all levels , ages and abilities.

Digital DJ workShoPtuesdAy 24tH noveMber 12pM -2pMvenue: to be conFirMedThis Digital Djing workshop will teach you how to mix, scratch and remix tracks live. You`ll be shown how to make live edits and mashups of popular artists and mix them into a DJ set.

You`ll get the chance to use interactive leap motion technology to enable motion sensors that trigger effects and scratches from body movement without touching any of the equipment.

Free, Fun and interactive!

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DecemberJui JitSutuesdAy 1st deceMber 12:30 – 1.30pM & 1.30 – 2.30pMvenue: to be conFirMedThese sessions are a great introduction to Jui Jitsu. It’s a fun way to challenge yourself, learn some handy self-defence skills and get fit in the process.

You will be taught by an experienced instructor

Place are limited so booking is required.

make Your own natural beautY ProDuctS wednesdAy 2nd deceMber 1pM – 3pMvenue: to be conFirMedIn this workshop you`ll learn how to make two types of face masks , face scrub and a body scrub.

Dump the chemicals and take care of yourself and the planet. Great ideas for making your own sustainable Christmas presents. All materials are provided free of charge.

Limited places so please book early.

tai chitHursdAy 3rd deceMber 12 -1pMvenue: to be conFirMedTai Chi is a series of graceful movements and breathing exercises that give your mind and body a holistic workout, strengthening joints, toning muscles, increasing flexibility and boosting your energy.

This session is suitable for beginners.

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introDuction to Film makingtuesdAy 8tH deceMber 12.30 – 2.30pMvenue: dAvid Hockney buiLding, tHe studio, FLoor 2, (beHind centrAL MediA)You`ll learn the basics of making a film , interviews and vox pox and get the opportunity to watch your film back on the projector. This session is suitable for anyone interested in film making.

FencingtuesdAy 8tH deceMber 12pM – 1.30pMvenue: to be conFirMedFencing is one sport that has been in all modern Olympic Games, it’s an individual sport, a combat sport and a physical activity with speed and grace in which men and women can compete on equal terms.

This is a great session for beginners; all necessary protective kit will be provided, with qualified coach. Why not give it a go!


metalwork JewellerY wednesdAy 9tH deceMber 1pM – 3.30pMvenue: b12, yorksHire crAFt centre, Lister buiLdingIntroduction to making jewellery, learning different techniques such as cutting, filing, using stamps and creating textured hammer finishes. You`ll create a lovely piece of individual jewellery to take away with you.


chocolate truFFle makingtHursdAy 10tH deceMber 1pM – 3.30pMvenue: to be conFirMedFun filled hands on chocolate making workshop providing participants with the opportunity to flavour, make, shape, dip and decorate their own chocolate truffles to take away! The workshop includes demonstrations, chocolate tasting, tips and tricks. A must for all chocoholics!


wreath making workShoPtHursdAy 17tH deceMber 12pM – 2pMvenue: to be conFirMedCome along to this lovely craft session, you`ll have the opportunity to make yourself a lovely winter willow wreath made from all natural materials to take away with you.

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Bradford College Volunteering

Develop new skills for your Cv

Improve your employabIlItyHelp your community

Come to the students’ union to find a volunteering opportunity. We have links with charities and voluntary organisations across Bradford.

eMAiL: [email protected]: 01274 433007visit: Students’ Union, G.13, Hockney Building.

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boxing beginners

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tAbLe tennis

Hall, Dance Studio

12:00-13:00

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12:00-13:30

boxercise

Boxing gym

13:00-16:00

sports Fixtures

All sports

12:00-13:30

FeMALe boxing

Boxing Gym

For more information on Sports Sessions contact:

ben greAves on 01274 433264 or email [email protected]

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12:00-14:00

AtHLetics

UNI Sports hall

13:00-15:00

5 Aside FootbALL

Astros

16:00-18:00

disAbiLity AcAdeMy

Sports hall

16:00-18:00

boxing AcAdeMy-trAined boxers

Boxing Gym

Athletics training

Multi Sports

Disability Enrichment

badminton

Football Academy

boxing beginners

table tennis

boxing academy

female boxing

5 aside football

Sports fixtures

16:00-18:00

disAbiLity AcAdeMy

Sports hall

19:00-20:30

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Horsfall Stadium

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Trinity Green Sports hall

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Bradford College is committed to tackling inequality and discrimination, advancing equality of opportunity and promoting good relations for all. Bradford College Diversity Plus promotes Equality and Diversity within College by organising various activities for students. These range from presentations, exhibitions, fundraising activities to performances, fairs, talent shows, film screenings and much more.

this academic year the events we are planning will celebrate:

october Black History Month

december Disability History Month

January Faith and Belief Month

February Lesbian, Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) History Month

March International Women`s Month

Bradford college Diversity Plus

other events will include:

• Challenging Stereotypes

• Tackling Hate Crime

• Anti-Bullying and Violence

• Raising Awareness of Mental Health

• Environment and Sustainability

Free Monthly Diversity Plus Film Screenings

dates, times and venue tbc – look out for publicity

Featuring blockbuster movies relating to the monthly theme.

if you would like to get involved or have an idea about possible event, please contact Lenka kaur on 01274-433143/ 07917153332 or email [email protected]

All activities will be advertised through Students Union. For more information, follow us on Facebook (Bradford College Diversity Plus) and Twitter (@BCdiversityplus)

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Student Advice is a free, friendly Students’ Union Service providing Advice and Information to all Bradford College Students.We are staffed by professional and experienced advisers and we cover all main areas of student concerns.

The Advice Service is independent from the College and all enquiries are dealt with in confidence.

HOW WE CAN HELPWe can advise on a wide range of issues including academic; disciplinary; finance (student loans, fees, welfare benefits, debt advice etc); Accommodation; personal/family; consumer and employment.

Sometimes we need to refer you elsewhere. If we cannot help you with your issue, we will usually be able to refer you to an agency who can.

We are unable to offer immigration or visa advice. Please contact the College for information on these issues.

adViCe SerViCe

droP-in SeSSionS (term-time only)MONdAy dAvId HOCkNEy BUILdINg 11.30 - 1.00

TUESdAy dAvId HOCkNEy BUILdINg 11.30 - 1.00

1ST WEd Of MONTH TrINITy grEEN 11.30 - 1.00

2Nd WEd Of MONTH BOWLINg BACk LANE 11.30 - 1.00

3rd WEd Of MONTH BOLTON rOyd 11.30 - 1.00

THUrSdAy dAvId HOCkNEy BUILdINg 11.30 - 1.00

Appointments can only be made following a visit to a drop-in session, telephone consultation or email. Drop-in times are subject to change.

Email: [email protected] Tel: 01274 433007Students’ Union, david Hockney Building.

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brAdFord bike Hub

FreSherS’ FaYre mobile bike SaleLocAtion: dAvid Hockney buiLdingtuesdAy 22nd septeMberCome visit our stand at the Fresher’s Fayre for info on sustainable travel, bike hire, events, volunteering opportunities, freebies and a peruse of some recycled bikes we will be selling, courtesy of Cycle-Re-Cycle!

bike maintenance claSSeSLocAtion: university bike HubtHursdAy evening, 5 - 7pM17th September - Punctures

24th September - Brakes

1st October - Gears

tuesdAy LuncHtiMe, 12 - 2pM

6th October - Punctures

13th October - Brakes

20th October - Gears

tHursdAy LuncHtiMe, 12 - 2pM

5th November - Punctures

12th November - Brakes

19th November - Gears

tuesdAy evening, 5 - 7pM

1st December - Punctures

8th December - Brakes

15th December - Gears

Our introductory bike maintenance classes are free to attend and have nibbles provided. We encourage you to bring your own bike to work on but we can also provide spare bikes. Spaces are limited though so it is essential to book by emailing [email protected] and guarantee your place!

• Puncturesclasswillcoverhowto remove a wheel and tyre, fix a puncture using a kit, replace an inner tube, and tyre pressure.

• Brakesclasswillshowyouhowtodetect when brake pads are worn, how to replace them, how to change a brake cable and tweak the brakes so they work efficiently.

• Gearsclasswillgoovertheprincipleof how gears work, how to change a cable and index gears, and also how to remove and clean a chain.

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the active travel challengewHere: AnywHere you wAnt!wHen: tHrougHout octoberThe Active Travel Challenge will launch in October for you to log your journeys by foot or bike using your phone or computer. The University will also be taking part so in the name of some (quite literally) healthy competition, let’s see if the College can beat them and log the most “active miles” this month! It could be your everyday journey to college, or simply getting some extra walking in during the day to give yourself a break from studying. The Bike Hub will be on hand running led rides and walks to help get the miles in. There will be lots of ace prizes up for grabs so make sure to “Like” our facebook page for news and get your teams ready…

bike breakFaStLocAtion: dAvid Hockney buiLdingwednesdAy 7tH octoberCycle to college and get a free breakfast voucher! Just turn up at the entrance to the David Hockney Building with your bike as proof. We will be on hand all morning for support with the Active Travel Challenge and answering any questions you have.

green routeS leD walkSevery FridAy, 12 - 1pM2nd October - Meet at David Hockney reception

16th October - Meet at Bolton Royd Building (front door)

20th October - Meet at Old Building reception

13th November - Meet at Bolton Royd Building

27th November - Meet at David Hockney reception

Join us for a screen-break and some fresh air for a gentle lunchtime walk around some local green spaces. These will last approximately 45mins so a great chance to stretch the legs. No booking required.

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leD riDeSLister pArk, every wednesdAy, 1 - 4pM FroM 23rd septeMberWe will have a regular Wednesday led ride to Lister Park to join Cycling 4 All, the inclusive cycling group from Bradford University. Bikes can be provided free of charge. Booking is essential, please email info@bradfordbikehub to let us know if you are coming and will need to borrow a bike.

These sessions are also perfect for learning to ride and building your cycling confidence - just email us to book transport and an instructor - all free! Meet at the University Bike Hub.

Our other led rides go a little bit further and take you to a different destination each time - great for learning some new routes around Bradford and exercising in the fresh air. Booking via email essential to guarantee a place, bikes can be provided free, email [email protected]. Meet at the University Bike Hub. Like us on

facebook to keep updated with any changes!

24tH septeMber, 1 - 4pM - bowLing pArk1st october, 1 - 4pM - sALtAire15tH october - tiMe tbc - spen greenwAy22nd october, 1 - 4pM - peeL pArk

november nightS, bring Your lightS! 5.30 - 7Pm3rd noveMber 10tH noveMber17tH noveMber24tH noveMberIn November after the clocks go back we will have a Tuesday “night ride” to help build confidence when riding in the dark. Bikes and/or lights can be provided free but we will also be running a weekly competition for the most reflective/well-lit bike and rider with on the spot prizes! Booking essential so email [email protected] to guarantee a spot!

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roaD SaFetY week lorrY DemonStrationLocAtion: tbctHursdAy 26tH noveMberOut on the roads, lorries can pose the greatest risk to cyclists due to their high cabs which cause large blind spots. We will have a lorry demonstration so you can hop in the driver’s seat and see it from their point of view. The practical demonstration will show where you should or shouldn’t ride around lorries so that you will be seen and stay safe. Join us in our gazebo for a hot drink after and get warmed up with the bit of bike Scalextric!

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RepresentativesCourseBRADFORD COLLEGE

What are course reps?Course reps are students just likeyou, who volunteer to keep staff andstudents in touch with each other.They gather your opinions and ideas,then feed them back to the collegeand Students’ Union to bring aboutpositive change.

What it means for youA representative system gets yourvoice heard across college. This getsyou the best out of your collegeexperience and education, makes

sure that the college constantlyworks to improve its teaching andservices. It also helps theStudents’ Union know whichissues are important to studentsand what you need us tocampaign on.

So, if you have something to sayabout your course, good or bad,tell your course rep! Your coursereps will be elected near the start ofterm; you can ask your tutor or theSU to find out who they are.

Photo by UPSU. https://www.flickr.com/photos/upsuportsmouth/15699282967Creative Commons Licensed CC-BY-NC 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/

Why be a student rep?Being a student rep is a great way towork with different people, get newskills, improve your CV, andparticipate in lots of exclusiveBradford and national opportunities.We’ll also give you a certificate tothank you for your time!

Interested in being a rep?Your tutor can give you moredetailed information about what isinvolved. Put yourself forward andyour class will pick its course reps

together before half term. Someareas will also elect department,school, programme, or facultyreps, which is an opportunity tohave a much bigger say on behalfof lots of similar courses.

Email [email protected] tofind out more!

BE a studentrep for your class!

BE thevoice of students:

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Student VoiCe

at Bradford College Students’ Union

There are plenty of ways to have your say about your college education and experience, and your Students’ Union are here to help!

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Talk to your course rep Every class in college has a course representative who is there to gather student feedback and pass it onto tutors and the Students’ Union.

Come to Student Parliament We hold general meetings at least once per term where you can find out what we’re up to, give us your feedback, vote on policy and let us know what you’d like us to do. It’s open to all students so please come along and get involved.

Speak to your Executive Officers You have a team of student officers who have been elected to represent your views over the next academic year. They are here to campaign on what matters to you and represent students at college meetings. Through the National Union of Students they work with other elected officers across the country on issues affecting students. You can vote for them in the March elections next year or run for election yourself!

Run a Campaign If there’s an issue that really matters to you and other students at college, why not get your voice heard by running a campaign? We can offer support to make sure you feel fully equipped to make an impact.

Become a Trustee Our Board of Trustees is students and charity sector experts working together. It keeps our Students’ Union running smoothly. If you’re over 18, meet the criteria, and can spare some time, then no other experience is necessary to be a trustee for up to 2 years or until your course finishes. This looks fantastic on your CV!

Come and say hello There are lots of ways to keep in touch with us, in our office, through our website, our student emails, and our social media pages. We organise lots of opportunities and events for you to get involved in throughout the year so keep an eye out!

Facebook: http://fb.me/BradfordCollSU Email: [email protected] Phone: 01274 433 007 Office: G.13, David Hockney Building

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Money off student stuff 24/7

Discounts from toast to toilet rolls

Morning

Cheaper pizza and playlists

Savings from textbooks to travel

Noon

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Get your student discount card today

That’s only £1 a month!£12 for 12 monthsDetails correct at time of printing (July 2015)

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Student Societies

Amnesty Society The Amnesty Society meet up to campaign and fundraise on behalf of Amnesty for issues they feel passionately about.

Networking Society“The Networking Society is for students interested in Networking and Server technologies. They have their own lab room in the Old Building which they use to work on solo projects and collaborate with other members using their own equipment, funded by yearly memberships and the Student Union. They also have a private Facebook group where they can communicate with current members and graduates, now working in industry. The society is made up of a diverse set of students but all with the common goal of getting the most from their studies and members of the Networking Society regularly achieve some of the best grades within H.E computing.”

A society can be about anything you want

You can ask for money for your societyYou can book rooms and be in them unsupervised

Get access to training on how to manage a society from the Students’ Union

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UNICEF Society Like the Amnesty Society, UNICEF society members fundraise for issues they feel passionately about, and they cooperate with UNICEF nationally on campaigns.

Video Game SocietyThe gaming society allows people from all walks of life to bond over a common interest; gaming. We offer consoles, both old and new, and a fun, relaxed environment where people can make new friends, while playing great games. “Bradford College Gaming Lounge”

Football ClubThis group is five years old this year. It was set up by dedicated footballers who wanted to play more and compete with other teams. Anyone interested in Football can join. At present they meet up on Wednesday’s and Friday’s to practice and play other teams in across Yorkshire. They’re very active on facebook, search “Bradford College Football Society.”

Islamic SocietyIslamic society was formed in October 2014 to promote peace, love, equality and diversity. It supports Muslim students to observe their prayers and practice their faith whilst on campus. The ISOC organises many different events and fundraising activities where over 300 members benefit from its facilities. The society welcomes everyone from all backgrounds and beliefs.

Film SocietyThe Film Society will allow media, performing arts media and production students the opportunity to further increase their skills to a more professional standard. The society also tries to create a new film every month, this is something they want all members to input into.

LGBT SocietyThe LGBT+ society gives a safe space to LGBT+ people, as well as providing links to support them through their journey in college.

For more information, and to join a society:visit: students’ union in the david Hockney buildingphone: 01274 433007email: [email protected]

You can ask for money for your society

students’ union, ground FLoor, dAvid Hockney buiLding www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/student-services/students-union

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